Fr. 31.90

The Dying Trade

English · Paperback / Softback

Will be released 03.02.2026

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The second volume in The Privateersman Mysteries

1794: For privateersman Harry Ludlow and his partner and younger brother, James, murder and intrigue take more of their time than the hunt for fat trading vessels. Arriving in the squalid, seething port of Genoa, they find it a tinderbox of tension, fed by the discovery of a hanged British sea captain and packs of English and French sailors at one another’s throats. At the behest of Admiral Hood, Harry is drawn into the midst of the lurid murder investigation, only to find himself mired in roiling layers of intrigue, avarice, and danger—and the deadly charms of a beautiful woman. 

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David Donachie (1944–2023) was born in Edinburgh. He always had an abiding interest in military history, including ancient Rome, the Middle Ages, the British navy of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, and the clandestine services during the Second World War. He had more than fifty published novels to his credit, with over a million combined sales. David lived in Deal, the historic English seaport on the border of the English Channel and the North Sea.

Product details

Authors David Donachie, David Donachie
Publisher Ingram Publishers Services
 
Languages English
Product format Paperback / Softback
Release 03.02.2026
 
EAN 9781493095070
ISBN 978-1-4930-9507-0
No. of pages 384
Dimensions 140 mm x 216 mm x 22 mm
Weight 712 g
Series The Privateersman Mysteries
Subjects Fiction > Narrative literature

Adventure, FICTION / Mystery & Detective / Historical, FICTION / Historical / General, Historical mysteries, Historical fiction, FICTION / Action & Adventure, FICTION / Sea Stories, Sea stories, Historical crime and mysteries, Adventure / action fiction

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